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   maybe I still don't understand how tarball signature is supposed to
   work...  I never did that before ...

   But I tried to verify the signature of the latest 7.5.1 release,
   but couldn't find the public key DSA keyFF325CF3 I thought that all
   GNU software shoulb be signed using

   Trying to find your key, I found this message:

   http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gdb/2006-01/msg00006.html

   Where is the key?

It should be available at ftp.gnu.org as /gnu/gnu-keyring.gpg.